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president biden and jill biden were at dover air force base in delaware for the dignified transfer of the remains of those fallen service members. we were the first journalists and saw the work being done firsthand to deter iranian backed groups from attacking american assets in the region. we have team coverage from the pentagon to the middle east and we want to begin with nancy, who was at the white house. we are hearing from the commander-in-chief tonight. >> the president issued a statement saying all the facilities the u.s. struck this afternoon had been used to attack u.s. forces. he added if you harm an american, we will respond. >> two bombers were among the military aircraft used to strike more than 85 targets in iraq and syria. targets included command and

control centers and drone storage facilities, all linked to iran's revolutionary guard and affiliated militia groups. the strikes were approved by the president and launched a few hours after he welcomed in the bodies of three fallen service members back to u.s. soil. all three were stationed in jordan at a u.s. outpost known as tower 22 that came under fire last sunday. the system had been taken off-line to allow a u.s. drone to return from a mission safely. a drone struck the base and wounded 40 and killed breonna moffett and kennedy sanders. >> u.s. officials blamed the

attack on the islamic resistance in iraq. >> i don't think the adversaries have a one-and-done mind-set. they have a lot of capability. i have a lot more. >> the u.s. has avoided striking iran directly, despite at least 165 attacks on u.s. forces in% iraq and syria since the conflict began last october. the president warned we will not start a war but if a cruel force wants to bully us, the islamic republic of iran will give a strong response. u.s. officials said the strikes were in the work for days but they waited until the weather presented the best opportunity. they said the b-1 bombers involved took off from the united states and they signaled there could be more strikes in

the coming days. >> we want to bring in david martin at the pentagon. good evening. the president telegraphed some of these would be coming. did that impact their effectiveness? >> the military was perplexed by the degree to which they telegraphed the strikes. it gave militia leaders and operatives time to get out of the country or go to ground by surrounding themselves with women and children. if they intend to resume their strikes against american troops, they have to come out of hiding. if the strikes were successful, they won't have much to work with. >> we heard this began tonight but it won't end tonight. >> the president has directed

additional -- there will be at least one more day of strikes and it will be another round of joined strikes against targets in yemen. >> there are multiple targets in different places. on that note, there are heightened fears of a widening war in the middle east. debora patta traveled to the border this week. is there a risk of response from hezbollah? >> it is unlikely iran will choose to respond directly against the u.s., but one possibility would be through its proxy, which is based in lebanon right on the israeli border.

the military has been trading fire with hezbollah fighters since the hamas attack on october 7th and there has been a lot of israeli troops on the ready in the north and benjamin netanyahu has threatened to turn beirut into gaza. hezbollah's leader has warned if israel wages war against them, it will be costly. hezbollah has an arsenal of over 150,000 missiles, which according to analysts, are five times larger and more accurate than what hamas uses in gaza. >> thank you. for more context and reporting, let's bring in margaret brennan. the president has made clear he does not want a wider conflict, but this is difficult. they are trying to thread the needle.

>> they are. this is going to be measured in terms of deterrence. success can be judged by whether these militias continue to strike at the u.s. as they have more than 165 times just since the month of october with last week and the deadliest. he is also trying to decide whether to keep that military presence in the region. is it essential or are they at risk? three officials in the past week have said to me they assess iran has lost control of some of these militias and that makes it harder. they are very close with the militia debora patta mentioned. israel's ongoing war has the entire middle east on an edge and president biden is trying to keep out of israel pulling the u.s. into a war going head-to-head with iran. >> these strikes are pinpricks. why hasn't there been an effort to take out the irgc, these groups that have been embedded

in iraq and syria, command and control? >> that is the criticism. some officials have come out and president biden to be more forceful here. one thing they are trying to assess, what tips that balance, what draws in the united states, if you can only focus on equipment, radar, and targeting, is that enough or do you need to go out and take out leaders as trump did in 2020. the decision to take out that general has left a leadership vacuum in some ways. everything has a consequence. >> a jury is set to deliberate the case of the first parent of a school shooter to face

criminal charges for their child's actions. jennifer crumbley is charged after her teenage son killed four students in 2021. lilia luciano was in the courtroom as prosecutors wrapped up their case. >> you could have been with him. >> i could have, yes. >> and you did not. >> nope. >> prosecutors tried to tear apart jennifer crumbley's portrayal of an involved parent. >> he ask you for help. >> i do not deny that. >> you don't deny he told his only friend you laughed at him. >> i do not deny that. >> prosecutors pain in her as a woman more concerned with an extramarital affair and hobbies like horses. >> you said half of your salary goes to the horses. >> while ignoring her sons cry for help, like drawing shown to her by the school staff.

>> i thought the guy on there was a poor drawing of that man, i thought it was a cape. i did not know. >> it was her negligence that led to the shooting by her son ethan, prosecutors allege. the parents gifted him the murder weapon for days before the shooting. >> he learned how to shoot and was given the murder weapon by his parents. >> his parents argued that being an imperfect parent does not make her guilty. >> can every parent be responsible for everything their children do? especially when it is not foreseeable? >> what does the jury need to decide? >> whether or not it was perceivable for her to think her son would do this violence. it has to be beyond a reasonable

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>> huge explosion. >> neighbors described after a small plane crashed as terrifying. >> i was screaming call 911. >> an airplane crash at this location is now on fire. >> firefighters were on scene battling the blaze. four homes caught on fire and most of the plane was inside one of them. >> they were able to throw a significant amount of water and foam on all those structures to extinguish the fire quickly. >> the craft left from the vero beach regional airport on route to clearwater airpark but less than an hour after takeoff, the pilot reported engine failure. another pilot described the scene. >> they went down hard. >> before crashing, the pilot

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